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Thinking About What Others Think of Me: Engagement and Negativity of Self-Referential Mentalizing in Adolescent Internalizing Affect
Adolescence is an important period for the development of mentalizing and self-referential processing, and a period of increased risk for internalizing disorders such as anxiety and depression. However, the relationships between these processes, particularly in adolescents’ daily lives, remain uncle
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